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These days farming is a highly mechanised industry, and farmers have to be trained in a range of skills from animal husbandry to accountancy in order to survive. However, animals are much the same as they have always been, the weather is as unpredictable as ever, and country folk ...
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A fresh look at the trials of David Bain, presenting a fair and objective appraisal of the facts that led to his release from prison in 2009. At 7.09 a.m. on 20 June 1994, David Bain called emergency services and reported finding his entire family of five dead. A year later he wa ...
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It was interesting what people in the checkout line were buying: it was all comfort food. The man in front of me had eggs, bacon, cigarettes, beer. And here we were buying pink buns. No one was buying sensible emergency rations like baked beans..." "It was just the most wonderful ...
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'It was all so sudden. Twenty seconds and then silence. I started calling out, 'Can anyone hear me?' - nothing but silence. Over the next few hours I heard hysterical sobbing and people clapping as others were rescued. I could hear engines, drilling and what sounded like sledgeha ...
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The stories in this book are all personal accounts of refugee displacement, journeys, survival and, eventually, resettlement in New Zealand.
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He'd been her friend for years. He said he loved her. Then she realised she didn't know him at all!
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He was my religious teacher. I should have been able to trust him. But he made me do unspeakable things!
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July 1995. Ten backpackers take a trip of a lifetime. Saving for years, they journey to the Indian Himalayas, to a place known as the Meadow. Here, at 3,000 metres, lies one of the world's most idyllic campsites: a carpet of downy grass, creeping phlox and blue irises, surrounded ...
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When Michael McGurk was gunned down in front of his son in Sydney's North Shore, nobody believed it was a random killing. In this book, investigative reporters Kate McClymont and Vanda Carson unravel the tangled web that is McGurk's life and times, and the circumstances that led ...
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Published to coincide with the 20th anniversary of Judge Falcone's murder by the mafia.
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